Canto

 1     5| proves least favoured, yield,~Provide himself elsewhere, and quit
 2     5|       deigned such succour to provide.~That other cavalier, who
 3    14|       what is most fitting to provide.~Next, where she sojourns,
 4    18|       against the mischief he provide;~And hence his meiny, who
 5    22|      said, " 'Tis now, must I provide,~I shame from thee, O shield,
 6    23|       may the choir of nymphs provide,~That never swain his flock
 7    24|        LXXXIV~"God haply will provide thee with good aid,~To free
 8    26|   LXXI~Hence with a damsel to provide the peer,~That he himself
 9    27|       for this new disorder I provide."~ ~ LXXXII~Rodomont reined
10    29|    sepulchre, will he a tower provide,~Wherein he purposes some
11    29|     not that she another will provide;~And follow we in mad Orlando'
12    30|    was dead?~'Tis fitting she provide herself with one~That her,
13    36|     defence would every means provide,~And every peril, every
14    37|      those who came with her, provide attire;~And gowns that eve
15    40|  throughout Africa could they provide;~As well because to France,
16    43|   care with largest plenty to provide;~While the fair town, upon
17    46|    some comfort, sir, for one provide~In whom the best of living